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Pakistan Wants Facebook, Twitter to Help it Combat Blasphemy
Pakistan says it has asked Facebook and Twitter to help it identify Pakistanis suspected of blasphemy so that it can prosecute them or pursue their extradition.
Military Wins in Donald Trump's First Budget; Environment, Aid Big Losers
President Donald Trump will ask the US Congress for dramatic cuts to many federal programs as he seeks to bulk up defence spending, start building a wall on the border with Mexico and spend more money deporting illegal immigrants.
Applications For US H1-B Work Visas to be Accepted From April 3
Application for H-1B work visas for the US, which is highly popular among Indian IT companies and professionals, for fiscal year 2018 can be filed from April 3.
France's Fillon Charged Over 'Fake Jobs' Scandal
Fillon, 63, had been expected to go before investigating magistrates on Wednesday over the scandal, which has undermined his campaign for the presidency only six weeks from the first round of the election.
I Would Have liked to be the US President Who Ended Cancer: Joe Biden
Biden said that just before he made his formal announcement in 2015 not to run, Obama asked him if he had any regrets. Biden said he told Obama: "I would have loved to have been the president who presided over the end of cancer as we know it."
Turkey's Erdogan Says Netherlands Acting Like a "Banana Republic"
President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday the Netherlands was acting like a "banana republic" and should face sanctions for barring Turkish ministers from speaking in Rotterdam, fuelling a row over Ankara's political campaigning abroad.
Switzerland Shooting: Two Killed, One Seriously Injured at Basel Cafe; Probe Underway
Two men shot dead two people and seriously injured a third on Thursday at a cafe in Basel, north-west Switzerland, police said as they hunt for the suspects.
Pak-born-Brit Gaming Enthusiast Joined ISIS to Exorcise 'Evil Spirits'
A 22-year-old Pakistan-born British terror suspect wanted to join Islamic State militant group toexorcise the "evil spirits" that plagued him, a UK court has been told.
Australian Service Marks Third Anniversary of MH370 Tragedy
The Australian government minister in charge of the suspended seabed search for the Malaysia Airlines jet told victims' families and friends at an anniversary church service on Wednesday that he remained hopeful that Flight 370 would be found.
Relationship With China is 'Vital' for US: Acting Spokesman Mark Toner
Relationship with China is vital for the US and the government is intent in pursuing a more constructive relationship with the Asian nation, a US State Department spokesman has said.
Man Jailed For 15 Years in US for Plotting Terror Attacks in India
According to court documents, between September and December 2013, Singh conspired with others to support terrorist attacks in India as part of the Khalistan movement to create an independent Sikh state in the Punjab region.
China Warns US, South Korea of 'Consequences' For Missile System
China has said it will take unspecified measures against a US missile system being deployed in S Korea, and warned that Washington and Seoul will bear the consequences.
Donald Trump's New Travel Ban Raises Bar for Legal Challenges
The new, more narrowly tailored temporary travel ban President Donald Trump signed on Monday will be more difficult to challenge successfully in court, legal experts said.
US Republicans Expected to Unveil Healthcare Bill This Week
Republican US lawmakers expect to unveil this week the text of long-awaited legislation to repeal and replace the Obamacare healthcare law, one of President Donald Trump's top legislative priorities, a senior Republican congressional aide said on Sunday.
Cuba Struggles to Satisfy Cigar Demand After Bad Crops
Communist-led Cuba is struggling to maintain the supply of some premium cigar brands in the face of poor tobacco harvests and rising demand, industry experts said at its annual cigar festival.
Mike Pence Denies Double Standard as Private Email Use Uncovered
US Vice President Mike Pence denied charges of hypocrisy Friday, after it emerged he used a private email as governor of Indiana and while lambasting Hillary Clinton for doing the same.